In other cities, the buildings that attract memories tend to get built for their own, or some state, purpose.
The commission said that if the governor's travel plans were for a bona fide state purpose, then he need not reimburse the state in connection with personal time.
In the dissent, Justice Robert Cordy wrote that the marriage law was intended to apply to a man and a woman, and "it furthers the legitimate state purpose of ensuring, promoting and supporting an optimal social structure for the bearing and raising of children".
The amendment was eventually invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court on the ground that it was the product of simple prejudice and served no legitimate state purpose, thus violating the Equal Protection Clause Romerr v. Evans).
Those are age, credit amount, credit duration, number of people liable, other installment plans, gender, personal state, purpose of the loan, credit history, employment duration, job level, other credits, duration of the current residence, installment rate concerning disposable monthly income to give an excerpt.
There is a narrow exemption from the antitrust laws for labor union activities (but that includes actions taken by employees, not independent contractors) and for state actions that advance some significant state purpose or objective.
His brother took the name of Gordon for state purposes & Max followed suit.
A more tangible way was to increase the amount of energy available for state purposes.
Making porcelain is expensive, and production was limited, as before, to serving state purposes: for use at state dinners and as commemorative items and diplomatic gifts.
His skill in imitating handwriting was used for secret state purposes by Elizabeth's principal secretary, Sir Francis Walsingham, and helped uncover Anthony Babington's plot to assassinate the queen.
Reducing the number of prisoners would free up billions for other state purposes.
